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Dave mentioned this as an example of the weirdness that is prevalent in WWE as the commentary team could not say they were in Raleigh despite WWE having run many shows there in the past. It was apparently felt that while the university in the state was prestigious enough, Raleigh itself was not.
That sounds rather weird to me as I am in the UK and even I have heard of Raleigh and know it as somewhere with big employers, UNC Chapel Hill and the Research Triangle nearby. Even more weirdly Vince and Linda McMahon grew up in North Carolina.
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I'm an international student interested in majoring in Computer Science. I'm currently stuck between NCSU and Ucininnati and would be grateful to hear your opinions. As an international, the cost of NCSU is more than Rutgers and U Cincinnati, so I'd have to take a loan and go into debt, but at Rutgers and UC, the debt will be less. Please try to remain unbiased.
Rutgers:
Pros:
- The best for CS among the three.
- Costs 30k per year.
- Great location close to NY and Philadelphia.
- Equally matched with NCSU for clubs.
Cons:
- The weather is a little too cold for me.
Can y'all mention some cons about Rutgers as a university?
NCSU:
Pros:
- Great location, near the research triangle park.
- Has a diverse culture.
- Better-ranked for CS than UC.
- Closer to the triangle park, so better job prospects.
- Better clubs than UC
Cons:
- Costs 45k per year because I am an international.
- Lesser Co-op opportunities than U Cincinnati, but enough to get great work experience.
U Cincinnati:
Pros:
- Five co-ops (mandatory), so tons of work experience before working full time.
- Costs 30k per year.
Cons:
- Low ranked for CS.
- It takes five years to graduate as compared to four years at NCSU and Rutgers.
- The weather is a little too cold for me.
The total cost difference is 30k b/w Rutgers and UC (Rutgers being the cheaper option). The cost difference b/w NCSU and Rutgers is 60k (Rutgers being the cheaper option). The cost difference b/w NCSU and UC is 30k (UC being the cheaper option).
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I'm an international student interested in majoring in Computer Science. I'm currently stuck between NCSU and U Cincinnati and would be grateful to hear your opinions. As an international, the cost at NCSU is more and I'd have to take a loan and go into debt, but at UC the debt will be way less. Posting this on both subs so pls try to remain unbiased.
NCSU:
Pros:
- Great location, near the research triangle park.
- Has a diverse culture.
- Better-ranked for CS
- Closer to the research triangle park, so better job prospects.
- Better clubs than UC
Cons:
- Costs 45k because I am an international.
- Lesser Co-op opportunities than U Cincinnati, but enough to get great work experience.
U Cincinnati:
Pros:
- Five co-ops (mandatory), so tons of work experience before working full time.
- 40% scholarship, almost 15k cheaper than NCSU.
Cons:
- Low ranked for CS.
- It takes five years to graduate as compared to four years at NCSU.
- Bad weather.
I'm an international student interested in majoring in Computer Science. I'm currently stuck between NCSU and U Cincinnati and would be grateful to hear your opinions. As an international, the cost at NCSU is more and I'd have to take a loan and go into debt, but at UC the debt will be way less. Posting this on both subs so pls try to remain unbiased.
NCSU:
Pros:
- Great location, near the research triangle park.
- Has a diverse culture.
- Better-ranked for CS
- Closer to the research triangle park, so better job prospects.
- Better clubs than UC
Cons:
- Costs 45k because I am an international.
- Lesser Co-op opportunities than U Cincinnati, but enough to get great work experience.
U Cincinnati:
Pros:
- Five co-ops (mandatory), so tons of work experience before working full time.
- 40% scholarship, almost 15k cheaper than NCSU.
Cons:
- Low ranked for CS.
- It takes five years to graduate as compared to four years at NCSU.
- Bad weather.
NCSU:
Pros:
-
Great location, near the research triangle park.
-
Has a diverse culture.
-
Better-ranked for CS.
-
Closer to the research triangle park, so better job prospects.
-
Better clubs than U Cincinnati.
Cons:
-
Costs 45k because I am an international.
-
Lesser Co-op opportunities than U Cincinnati, but enough to get great work experience.
U Cincinnati:
Pros:
-
Five co-ops (mandatory), so tons of work experience before working full time.
-
40% scholarship, almost 15k cheaper than NCSU.
Cons:
-
Low ranked for CS.
-
It takes five years to graduate as compared to four years at NCSU.
-
Bad weather.
